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Hello dear, Although regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country, with the right approach and strategy, an aspirant can crack the IAS examination in the very first attempt. It is essential for aspirants to know and understand the requirements of the IAS exam 2021 such as the UPSC syllabus for IAS Exam (Prelims-MCQ and Mains-DESCRIPTIVE), pattern, eligibility criteria, application procedure and other such significant details before kick-starting the preparations. So, at this stage you can :
Revise the NCERT of all standard from class 6th to 12th. Attempt daily quiz related to Current Affairs. Start the habit of making notes and revise it on daily basis. Read daily newspaper THE HINDU is preferable. This requires a daily basis practice, study notes, mock test, video sessions and comprehensive study - You can practice all this at your convenient time by joining LK ACADEMY learning app. The best part of the app for every aspirant who is thinking to crack UPSC is that -they can give free Current Affairs daily test, free Mains answer writing practice, daily free RC assignment, announcements regarding government examination, daily news and many more.

If you're a B.Com student:
1st year: You need to concentrate on the subjects you can score well if you're good enough with Financial Accounting then score maximum marks and in rest of the subjects, you need to work hard especially in Micro Economics, draw necessary diagrams and highlight it.
2nd Year: Same as 1st year.
Subjects to focus: Company Law, Statistics, Business Law and Cost accounting.
3rd Year: This is the year where marks are hard to score (experienced this in Lucknow University).
Subjects to focus: Tax Laws, Auditing, Statistics, Insurance, Trade of India, Indian Agriculture Studies and macro economics.
Scoring Subjects: Auditing, Statistics, Marketing, Trade of India, Insurance, etc.

Hello,
Look Electrical & electronics engineering is a fast growing and most popular engineering discipline. Electronics engineering and electrical engineering are the closely related to this field. The duration of the total course is four to five years. During your UG degree, the course will usually cover the physics, mathematics, and computer Science and project management etc. There are so many specializations in Electrical & Electronics Engineering but to choose in higher degrees after completion of the Bachelor degree. You can choose the Electrical & Electronics Engineering, once you have completed your 10 or 10+2 examination with mathematics and physics. The academic criterion of Electrical & Electronics Engineering is divided into four programmes as follows:
Diploma courses leading to the polytechnic Diploma of 3 years duration. UG courses leading the B.Tech degree after 4 years of duration. Then after that, you can also pursue the M.Tech degree of 2 years duration. Last but not the least the doctoral courses leading to the Ph.D. degree of 1-5 year. A lot of companies hire EEE students. To know more about the course structure you can check the following link. Https://www.iitg.ac.in/acad/CourseStructure/eeeUG.htm
Hope you find this information useful. Have a great future ahead.